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On a FireBrick 2700 the DNS service defaults to local-only - this prevents access to the FireBrick DNS resolver from the WAN by default. |
'''On a FireBrick 2700 the DNS service defaults to local-only - this prevents access to the FireBrick DNS resolver from the WAN by default.''' |
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The setting for this is found |
The setting for this is found in the Web config editor at: |
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Config -> Edit -> Setup -> General system services -> DNS service settings -> local-only |
Config -> Edit -> Setup -> General system services -> DNS service settings -> local-only |
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Revision as of 12:07, 18 June 2013
On a FireBrick 2700 the DNS service defaults to local-only - this prevents access to the FireBrick DNS resolver from the WAN by default.
The setting for this is found in the Web config editor at:
Config -> Edit -> Setup -> General system services -> DNS service settings -> local-only
Testing Access
The web interface of the FireBrick can list what services are open, go to
Diagnostics -> Access Check
Enter an Source IP of an IP on the Internet.
The FireBrick will then list all the services open to that IP address, eg:
DNS resolver access:- This address is not on a local Ethernet subnet and so not allowed access.